Lung Cancer Rising Among Non-Smokers and Young Indians, Pollution a Key Factor
Lung cancer in India is increasingly being diagnosed in non-smokers and younger individuals, marking a shift in the disease's traditional profile. Environmental and occupational pollution are identified as major contributors to this growing trend. Indoor air pollution is a particular concern for women who spend extended time at home. Genetic mutations, potentially triggered by lifestyle factors, are also being linked to new cases. Early symptoms frequently go unnoticed, resulting in late-stage diagnoses and poorer treatment outcomes.
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